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Miami, OK
United States
School gardens are a wonderful way to use gardening time as a classroom, reconnect students with the natural world and the true source of their food, and teach them valuable gardening and agricultural concepts and skills that integrate with several subjects such as math, science, art, health and
Belford, NJ
United States
The goal of the Bayview Community Garden is to first and foremost, to enhance student learning through a hands-on experience. The garden provides the opportunity to move the focus from simply consuming produce, to planning, creating and cultivating it in a collaborative method.
West Springfield, MA
United StatesWorking in our garden helps to build an awareness and appreciation for our community and environment as well as helps to develop a sense of self and accomplishment.
Alameda, CA
United StatesMaya Lin is an arts integrated, inquiry-based public magnet school that allows students the freedom to explore beyond the standards-based curriculum.
North Hollywood, CA
United StatesThe Monlux community, consisting of parents and teachers together, believes that a garden is an outdoor classroom where we can share valuable life lessons with our future. It is a tool that will help us build a stronger community.
Perryville, AR
United StatesIn this small, rural community, nutritious fruits and vegetables are not included in the diets of many children and families due to the excessive poverty in this area along with the lack of education about healthy lifestyles.
Cincinnati, OH
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is twofold. First, we hope to provide hands-on experiences allowing our students to learn "across the curriculum".
Chicago, IL
United StatesOur project is titled "the Karma Garden" and our goal is to create a green space with and for our students for the purpose of learning, reflection, therapy and giving.
Newman, CA
United StatesWe have been working on a garden project for two years. We currently have 5 garden beds and 2 small green houses for approximately 350 students K-5.
Richmond, VA
United StatesGoals: to provide gardens:
1. Where children learn the Virginia Standrds of Learning (SOLs) objectives in a variety of areas.
2. Which develop within children a passion for nature and gardening.
Nixa, MO
United StatesThe main garden goal is that students will gain the experience, education, and health benefits relating to planting, tending, and harvesting plants in raised beds and in ground plots at High Pointe Elementary.
Bucyrus, KS
United StatesWe have long recognized the many benefits of incorporating a garden into our curriculum at school.
Vancouver, BC
Canada
The long term goal of our garden program is to grow the students understanding that their choices will impact their future and the future of their planet.
Edisto Island, SC
United StatesIn the rural and tightly-knit community of Edisto Island, creating and maintaining a school garden is an ideal way to achieve a number of our goals: to increase community involvement; provide hands-on learning experiences; and, produce food that will be shared and enjoyed.
Jasper, AL
United StatesThe two raised bed boxes at the West Jasper Elementary School were built by several college students at the University of Alabama in hopes of one day growing into a larger garden project.
Kailua Kona, HI
United StatesThe Kahakai School Garden program is looking to become an inspiration and a platform for student entrepreneurs.
Vancouver, BC
CanadaOur vision is that the garden be used as a platform to educate children about food literacy. Students can grow food using organic pest control methods, harvest produce, and save seeds. Composting teaches about nutrient cycles.
Litchfield, MN
United StatesOur first goal is to get an existing greenhouse at the school up and running. Since being built, the green house area has been too hot to successfully grow plants.
